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Would a RTX 4070 Ti Super fit in my pre-build Lenovo PC?

finkeloni
finkeloni
  • 2 days ago

hello, im kinda new to all of this stuff and i want to ask a question. recently i started to feel that i want to upgrade my graphics card from a rtx 3060ti to a rtx 4070 ti super, but i dont want to end up in a situation that it wont fit my pc compatability, so im reaching here because i know this site has great people. my device name goes on the name : Legion T7 34IAZ7 i dont rlly know what is the name of my motherboard and what is the name of my pc case so if u have any suggestions, shoot. thanks. (edit)

here's the specs

DT Legion T7 34IAZ7 I712700KF 1TB 16G 11P

CORE I7-12700KF 3.6G 12C 20T

16GB DDR5 4800 UDIMM

1TB HD 7200RPM 3.5 + 1TB SSD M.2 2280 G4P TLC

WLAN 2X2AX+BT ISR

Wireless

RTX3060TI 8G G6 256B H+3DP LHR

1 x RJ45 Ethernet

RJ-45

4 x USB 2.0

USB 2.0

1 x USB 3.2 Gen 2 (Type-C™) 1 x USB 3.2 Gen 2 (Type-A) 2 x USB 3.2 Gen 1 (Type-A)

USB 3.0

DP x3, HDMI x1

HDMI

WINDOWS 11 PRO 64

3XFRONT FAN AIRFLOW ARGB + REAR FAN AIRFLOW ARGB

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kschendel
  • 2 days ago

Unfortunately I don't see the most important rating listed, and that's the power supply. 750w and up is fine; 650w is probably doable; anything less is likely to have problems. The 4070 TiS draws maybe 75w more than the 3060 Ti in typical gaming use.

finkeloni
  • 2 days ago

is there a way to see in windows system info or something? because if so, I couldn't see it when I was checking. and thanks for answering!

kschendel
  • 1 day ago

I very much doubt that Windows (or any other OS) has insight into the power supply. You'll probably have to take the covers off and look for a sticker on the PSU, or try to look up the specs for your exact unit.

Looking up Legion T7 34IAZ7 in general, it looks like the options are a 500w supply, a 550w 220v-only supply, and an 850w supply. I doubt that you have the 500w supply with a 3060 Ti, and if you're in North America, which I am guessing might be the case, you won't have the 550w supply. So you might be OK. It would be good to verify that if you can, though.

finkeloni
  • 1 day ago

I'm from Israel, but my big question is whether the card will fit my case or if you have any good recommendations that go well with the i7 12700kf.

gedrevn
  • 23 hours ago

Lenovo Legions look like they're generally mid-atx towers, which means it's likely it would fit. Without knowing the exact specs of your case and the specific card, we can't say for sure. It'll also depend on how the internals are laid out, the motherboard may be differently sized and put something in a weird location or the way the cooling or cabling is routed or if for some reason there are other PCIe expansion slots in use, that could interfere as well.

I guess the easiest way to tell would be to measure your 3060Ti and then get a 4070TS that's close to the same dimensions.

Also, as KS mentioned, your PSU may be a limiting factor as well.

finkeloni
  • 23 hours ago

ty for answering!